Sentence examples for regulations argued from inspiring English sources

Some advocates for tighter campaign financing regulations argued that who won or lost was beside the point.

The utilities and 15 states opposed to the regulations argued that the rules, as written by the Obama administration, gave the E.P.A. too much authority and placed an unfair economic burden on the polluting states.

Proponents of these regulations argued they were trying to protect consumers.

Councilman Marc Wilder, who cast the lone vote against the new regulations, argued that the council was going too far.

City Councilman Mike Bonin, who has pushed for the new L.A. regulations, argued that Airbnb and similar companies should be held responsible for advertising illegal listings.

Critics of the FCC who advocate for lighter regulations argue Wheeler is doing a bit of cherrypicking.

Throughout history, meatpackers, credit card companies, automakers and other businesses resisted regulations, arguing they would be ruined by them.

Shortly thereafter, the American Academy of Pediatrics reaffirmed its commitment to advocating for the strongest possible firearm regulations, arguing that fewer guns means safer homes for children.

And Mr. Graniello's father, Michael Graniello, criticized the park for what he called a lack of safety regulations, arguing it should be expected that "kids hang out".

Alaska's administration has said it "strongly opposes" the new USFWS regulations, arguing that they are federal overreach, undermine the state's ability to manage wildlife populations and hurt native populations who rely upon moose and caribou for food.

The content of the regulations, argue defendants, "moot plaintiffs' concerns, [make] plaintiffs' claims to injury... wholly speculative and their challenge to this aspect of BCRA's disclosure provisions is therefore unfit for judicial resolution".